THE GOLDFISH SWIM SCHOOL HIDDEN CAMERA LAWSUIT

What You Need to Know

If you or your child used the changing facilities at the Rochester, Michigan location of Goldfish Swim School, you may have been secretly recorded by former doctor Oumair Aejaz, who has since been sentenced to prison. A class action lawsuit has now been filed on behalf of those who were recorded and who Goldfish Swim School failed to protect—and you may be eligible to join.  

Aejaz secretly installed a hidden camera in the community changing room at the Rochester Goldfish Swim School location that streamed live video over WiFi to an external source, capturing children and their families without their knowledge. Aejaz recorded victims across multiple hospitals and local changing rooms in the Detroit area, not only at Goldfish Swim School. If you believe you or your child may have been recorded by Aejaz at other locations, we encourage you to come forward 

Upon his arrest in August 2024, detectives seized six computers, four cellphones, and 15 external storage devices, including a single hard drive containing 13,000 videos. Aejaz was sentenced in December 2025 to 35-to-60 years in prison on 31 counts of sexual misconduct, including child sexually abusive commercial activity, capturing images of unclothed persons, and using a computer to commit a crime. 

While Aejaz has been sentenced, Pitt McGehee Palmer Bonanni & Rivers is dedicated to holding Goldfish Swim School and any other properties who should have protected its employees and customers accountable and bringing justice to the survivors of its negligence. 

Meet Megan Bonanni: A Trusted Advocate for Survivors 

Megan Bonanni has dedicated her career to advocating for survivors of sexual abuse and harassment, with a particular focus on cases where powerful parties exploit vulnerable individuals in positions of trust and authority. She represents plaintiffs in both lawsuits against Goldfish Swim School and is nationally recognized for her work in high-profile cases, including:  

  • The University of Michigan’s Dr. Robert Anderson case, involving more than 1,000 survivors and resulting in a $490 million settlement  

  • The Larry Nassar litigation, representing over 400 survivors and securing a historic $390 million recovery   

  • Sexual assault claims involving the University of Kentucky swim team, Hillsdale College, Eastern Michigan University, and more   

Megan combines fierce legal advocacy with deep empathy. She connects personally with her clients, empowering them to reclaim their voices while pursuing meaningful accountability.   

“Megan Bonanni is truly one of the most caring and competent people I’ve had the pleasure of working with. She is relentless in her pursuit of justice for her clients and goes above and beyond to build and maintain lasting relationships. I’ve personally known Megan for over five years and have worked with her on multiple court cases. In each one, she consistently advocated for me while also empowering me with the space and tools to advocate for myself. I can’t think of anyone I would trust more as my attorney.”   

— Survivor of the Larry Nassar case    

Your Experience Matters

When trusted institutions fail to protect you and your children, speaking up can feel overwhelming. But you deserve answers and accountability. Pursuing a legal claim can be a powerful step toward healing and change, and toward ensuring other families are protected. 

We understand the emotional weight of these cases. We also know how to navigate complex litigations and processes to hold the right people accountable. 

Contact Us Today

If you believe you or your child may have been recorded at Goldfish Swim School or any other location connected to Oumair Aejaz, contact us today. You are not alone; we are here to listen, support, and advocate for you every step of the way. 

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Pitt McGehee Palmer Bonanni & Rivers
117 West 4th Street, Suite 200
Royal Oak, Michigan 48067
(248) 398-9800 phone
(248) 268-7996 fax